MeeGo

15. February 2010 | 12:10

MeeGo: Nokia and Intel merge Maemo and Moblin

Well this one is a… doozy? Today Nokia announced a rather bizarre partnership with Intel. Namely, the two companies are merging their odd, half-finished, Linux-based OSs into one crazy little package called… MeeGo. No, really. Intel is mixing its peanut butter Mobiln with Nokia’s chocolatey Maemo to create a “software platform that will support multiple hardware architectures across the … (News Source: Engadget - 11:06:39)

Nokia and Intel combine Maemo and Moblin Linux platforms to form MeeGo

Today Nokia and Intel announced that they would be merging their respective mobile Linux platforms, Maemo and Moblin, into a single platform call MeeGo that will be hosted the Linux Foundation as a new open source project. (News Source: Mobile Burn - 10:57:52)

Moblin & Maemo Merge, Make Meego

Today Nokia and Intel held a joint press conference to announce the marriage of Moblin and Maemo. The joined entity, to be called Meego, takes the best facets of each developer environment and merges them into a more robust … (follow link to read) (News Source: Phone Scoop - 11:07:27)

Intel and Nokia Team Up on Mobile Software

BARCELONA, Spain - If Intel and Nokia ’s wildest dreams come true, we’ll be talking about the market-shaping might of NokTel for years to come. The technology heavyweights joined forces on Monday at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to unveil MeeGo, a software platform designed to run on just about any computing device you can imagine, from cars and home phones to computers and cellphones. (News Source: New York Times - 11:08:48)

Live from Nokia’s (and Intel’s) MWC 2010 press event

We’ve just been sent into an Auditorium here at ONCE in Barcelona — just seconds away from the Fira convention center — and we’re about to get underway. Keep it locked! Continue reading Live from Nokia’s (and Intel’s) MWC 2010 press event Live from Nokia’s (and Intel’s) MWC 2010 press event originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 15 Feb 2010 05:35:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds … (News Source: Engadget - 10:52:19)

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